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One-year-old rescued stray Jelly Bean underwent neutering and microchipping yesterday. He was sent home with one dose of painkiller to be given at 6 last evening. Last night he was very affectionate - but did not come to sleep with me as he normally does. This morning he was hiding under a...

My vet charged $82. I was pleased!

He doesn't have FelV - thankfully!

Absolutely! He has no desire to be a stray again. :-D

He came through the surgery with flying colors. He doesn't have FeLV. He weighs 12.25 pounds. He now has a microchip, and received his rabies shot in addition to his first distemper and FeLV shots. He also got a dose of Revolution to take care of the mites in his right ear, and they cleaned it...

I purchased a stainless steel litter box from Amazon. It's quite large at 23.5x15.5x6", and is very easy to disinfect and keep clean. ZERO odors...

I made the appointment prior to getting the cat. I'll definitely ask questions when I take him in tomorrow morning, and do whatever the vet recommends.

No, I have not told her. I made the appointment prior to bringing him into my home. I will be certain to mention everything to the staff when I take him in tomorrow morning.

Jelly Bean quite obviously has a belly full of worms and a right ear infection (it's red and inflamed). I brought him home Friday night, and he's scheduled for surgery tomorrow. Would his ear infection and need of worming be a contraindication to surgery? I don't know what other conditions he...

Yes, he is very content!

He is scheduled for Monday morning. He'll be examined, neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. The other cool thing is that he's not once tried go get out, though I've gone in and out half a dozen times. My granddaughters just stopped in and had a delightful time playing with him (he is very good...

Looks like he's making himself at home, no?

I do have all but the kitchen, hallway and living room closed off, so he really cannot go too far, but I am thinking he will do okay without being shut in a room.

Yes, and he is doing amazingly well. Acting like he has lived here forever. Playing and climbing on his tree, eating and drinking, snuggling and purring. This is all a very welcome surprise!

Thank you!